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That’s exactly what CDO Foodsphere Inc.– one of the country’s biggest processed meat companies is doing this Christmas with its corporate social responsibility arm– Odyssey Foundation Inc.


For this Christmas season, CDO’s major project "Christmas Ham for a Cause" will have the company keeping P5 for each CDO Holiday Ham sold in Metro Manila supermarkets from December 1 to 31. 


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In the graduation rites of the 116 pre-school children who are beneficiaries of the Gabay Buhay supplemental feeding project, Gatchalian underscored the importance of a serious program that addresses the problem of child malnutrition.


Gabay Buhay is a community-based project being undertaken by Odyssey Foundation Inc., a non-stock, non-profit humanitarian group.


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Food firm affirms corporate social responsibility

By Rocel Felix | December 5, 2005 - 12:00am

Most times the simplest gestures could affect other people in more meaningful ways than some of the more grandiose, well-intentioned undertakings. That’s exactly what CDO Foodsphere Inc.– one of the country’s...

Business As Usual

Foundation contributes to drive vs malnutrition

October 27, 2005 - 12:00am

A Valenzuela City-based non-government organization was cited recently by Mayor Sherwin Gatchalian for launching a feeding program that aims to eradicate malnutrition. In the graduation rites of the 116 pre-school...

Science and Environment